everything people did had *consequences* *nods* That's a sure-fire way to hook me into a show (or throw me out of it, if it's misisng).
Story telling was always more important than angst, yes.
loved that the Weavernator was, actually, a good ally for Ellison to have chosen, although not for the reasons he thought. That was such a cool reveal. I love that Ellison was very human in being blind to a reality far more complex than he realised.
I loved that SCC took an action movie franchise I had zero interest in and turned it into a TV series that made me flail with glee on a regular basis. Hee! Yes. I love that it was that rarest of genres: intelligent action. Because I (can) love action movies, but I do wish that more of them were written with even a tenth of T:SCC's smarts and heart.
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
branchandroot
Re: I may be back with goofier stuff later, but for now:
Date: 2009-05-19 01:31 am (UTC)*nods* That's a sure-fire way to hook me into a show (or throw me out of it, if it's misisng).
Story telling was always more important than angst, yes.
loved that the Weavernator was, actually, a good ally for Ellison to have chosen, although not for the reasons he thought.
That was such a cool reveal. I love that Ellison was very human in being blind to a reality far more complex than he realised.
I loved that SCC took an action movie franchise I had zero interest in and turned it into a TV series that made me flail with glee on a regular basis.
Hee! Yes. I love that it was that rarest of genres: intelligent action. Because I (can) love action movies, but I do wish that more of them were written with even a tenth of T:SCC's smarts and heart.